Russian filmmakers decided not to bother and implement AI everywhere. The result is clear: on the movie poster, Tsar Nicholas II's fingers are fused together. However, the premiere was so uninteresting to anyone - neither the creators nor the audience - that they didn't even bother to reproduce the poster. Is this a collective farm or are they still keeping up (or rather, keeping pace) with the times?

Russian filmmakers decided not to bother and implement AI everywhere. The result is clear: on the movie poster, Tsar Nicholas II's fingers are fused together. However, the premiere was so uninteresting to anyone - neither the creators nor the audience - that they didn't even bother to reproduce the poster. Is this a collective farm or are they still keeping up (or rather, keeping pace) with the times?